Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum & Internship Site Directory_1

THE CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAM John Carroll University The Practicum & Internship Site Directory Revised January 24, 2020 Please note: This Directory contains the department’s listing of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum and Internship sites in alphabetical order When arranging for your personal, face-to-face interview, we recommend that you confirm the agency street address and suite number before your appointment and bring a resume Also, please understand that supervisors and positions at these sites can change frequently The information in this directory is updated on a regular basis, but we cannot guarantee it is free from errors If you find any of the following contact information is incorrect, please contact Administrative Assistant, azucca@jcu.edu, so we can make necessary changes Advanced Psychotherapy Services 28916 Euclid Ave Wickliffe, OH 4092-2531 wwww.psychoservice.com Contact Person: Gary Echt, PCC-S (440) 944-6565 advpsyser@aol.com Treatment of adult sexual offenders and significant others Evening hours available Alternative Paths, Inc 246 Northland Dr Medina, OH 44256 www.alternativepaths.org Contact Person: Michelle Hartis, LISW-S (330) 725-9195 Mhartis@alternativepaths.org An exciting and challenging internship opportunity is available to qualified and interested candidates! The selected intern will work with the Emergency Services Team Medina County is the fourth fastest growing county out of eight-eight in Ohio The crisis team provides lethality and risk assessments at Alternative Path’s office and at three local hospitals in Medina County The intern position would have the opportunity to work with an eclectic team of clinicians dealing with crisis and psychiatric emergencies The intern will have a dynamic opportunity to observe and develop skills in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional disorders with clients in crisis and psychiatric emergencies Applewood Centers (Wingspan) 10427 Detroit Ave Cleveland, OH 44102 www.applewoodcenters.org Contact Person: Beth Innenberg (216) 320-8453 innenbergb@wingspancg.org Outpatient, Mental health treatment for children and adolescents Early start, diagnostic assessment, group and individual.In home therapy, early childhood mental health, after school group, residential, individual and group services Applewood Centers Home Based Program- Lorain Campus (Wingspan) 347 Midway Blvd., Suite 306 Lorain, OH 44035 www.applewoodcenters.org Contact Person: Carmela McMullen, MSSA, LSW 216-320-8925 mcmullenc@wingspancg.org We are particularly interested in interns for our Intensive Home-based Program We are eligible to apply for a small stipend to be passed on to IHBT intern provided by the Lorain County Mental Health Board Please have interested candidates send a letter of interest and updated resume to our IHBT Supervisor Applewood Centers Jones Campus (Wingspan) 3518 W 25th St Cleveland, OH 44102 www.applewoodcenters.org/jones-campus Contact Person: Beth Innenberg (216) 741-2241 innenbergb@wingspancg.org Mental health services for residential girls, a boy's resdiential program, a boy's day treatment program, a girl's day treatment program, and a residential clinical services department program Baldwin—Wallace College Counseling Center 275 Eastland Road Health Center Berea, OH 44014 www.bw.edu/about/offices/counseling Contact Person: Dr Sophia Kallergis (440) 826-2038 skallerg@bw.edu College students, including non-traditional, individual, group, skill development workshops, crisis intervention, career & Personal testing, consultation for the division of student affairs, individual and group supervision (Some experience required.) Note: Applications due in Feb Beech Brook - Pepper Pike 3737 Lander Road Pepper Pike, OH 44124 www.beechbrook.org Contact Person: Mark Groner, Senior Clinical Director (216) 831-2255 mgroner@beechbrook.org Children, youth, families in a range of programs-residential, day treatment, adoption, foster care, outpatient clinic, community and patient education, school-based community services Outpatient family and individual counseling; emphasis on children Providing internships to social work, counseling, marriage and family therapy, and other students is an important aspect of Beech Brook’s commitment to remain a vital learning organization Field education is where students learn more about their chosen profession This includes, but is not limited to, mastering how to apply theories from the classroom to daily mental health practice with children and families Beech Brook is dedicated to students and interns for three major reasons: 1) Students bring enthusiasm and new ideas to the organization, 2) Students frequently become future agency employees, and 3) Students ultimately advance the professions they represent Relative to student opportunities at Beech Brook, the agency primarily provides field experiences for undergraduate and graduate social work interns, as well as for graduate students in counseling The latter includes both practicums and internships Assignments for all are tailored to their level of education and discipline Beech Brook’s student internship program starts with a pre-placement interview to discern fit, and, if mutually agreeable, a field placement is arranged In general, the field placement consists of: 1) an orientation to the agency and to the department or departments to which the student is assigned, 2) visits to at least three programs to begin to obtain a better understanding of the agency as a whole, 3) shadowing, whenever feasible, 5) group supervision, 6) individual supervision, and 7) access to agency-wide clinical and other trainings Additionally, at least once a semester, all students and interns meet as a group for sharing and training designed specifically for them Assigned Beech Brook supervisors have appropriate licensure They work closely with each student and the applicable college or university to promote and evaluate professional growth and development The Behavioral Wellness Group 8224 Mentor Ave #208 Mentor, OH 44060 www.behavioralwellnessgroup.com Contact Person: Michael Pollak, Director, Dual Diagnosis Intensive Outpatient Program, PCC, LICDC (440)-392-2222 x301 mpollak@behavioralwellnessgroup.com Offering clincial experiences in group counseling regarding mental health, health and wellness, and dual diagnosis Examples of our Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) are as follows: Daytime Mental Health DBT program, Evening Mental Health DBT program,Daytime Mental Health DBT/CBT focused on those who are on short term or long term, disability or have chronic pain to get them to return to work and improve daily functioning, Eveing Dual Diagnosis 12 step/DBT program, Evening Adolescent Mental Health program Each program runs weeks and meets three times per week We have staff to supervise each student as well Bellefaire JCB (Wingspan) 22001 Fairmount Blvd Shaker Heights, OH 44118 www bellefairejcb.org Contact Person: Carmela McMullen, LPCC-S, ATR-BC, School Based Supervisor (216) 320-8502 mcmullenc@bellefairejcb.org Residential treatment for children; both individual and group counseling Bellefaire JCB Mission: Bellefaire JCB is an innovative organization that provides exceptional care and advocacy to enhance the emotional, physical and intellectual well-being of children, young adults, and families in the Jewish and general communities In addition to providing direct services, Bellefaire JCB is committed to: 1) remaining on the forefront of the youth service and child caring fields 2)responding to emerging needs and 3) building knowledge which contributes to service to children, youth and their families Bellefaire JCB provides its services without regard to race, religion, sex or national origin, and encourages all clients to develop positive identification with their religious and ethnic backgrounds Internships at Bellefaire JCB: Bellefaire JCB offers many internship opportunities to students in the Master’s Program in Counseling at JCU Bellefaire is conveniently located next to JCU Our internships are supervised by licensed professionals who carry a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with the student Areas of learning opportunities include: clinical, individual therapy, group therapy, diagnosis, assessments, prevention, treatment, case management etc Clients range in ages (mostly up to age 21) depending on the program Programs providing internships in these areas include: Adoption - Acting on behalf of children to help create permanency in their lives Foster Care - Providing children safe, homes through preparation and support Independent Living - Providing support and education to youth School Based Services - Treating clients in the schools, and after school in the After School Program In-Home Services - Treating clients at home including substance abuse, early start, and integrated treatment etc Residential Treatment –Three levels of care including intensive, intermediate, and transitional Community Counseling in Lorain Ohio – providing case management, wraparound, in-home, school, or outpatient counseling in our Lorain Ohio location *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Case Western Reserve University - University Health & Counseling Services 220 Sears Library Building, 10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106 http://students.case.edu/counseling Contact Person: Jessica Lombardi, MA, LPCC (216) 368-5872 jessica.lombardi@case.edu CWRU’s University Health & Counseling Services (UH&CS) is excited to offer a counseling internship! Direct supervision provided by an LPCC-S clnician Counselors-intraining are expected to provide 18 hours of service per week for approximately 38 weeks; this totals approximately 615 hours of service The intern selected for this position will be a member of a multi-disciplinary staff consisting of Physicians, Nurses, Counselors, Social Workers, Medical Assistants, and Psychologists The counseling internship program is designed to help counselors‐in‐training begin to develop their overall counseling style, improve their crisis intervention skills, learn how to work in a short‐term model of care, advance their case conceptualization skills, practice coordination of care, hone their outreach/presentation skills, and grow in additional personal and professional areas To be considered for this internship, please submit a current curriculum vitae (CV) and a letter of interest Your cover letter should address your educational background in mental health, your interest in our site, your interest and/or understanding of “integrated healthcare,” and any specific clinical skills you wish to develop during your training year Please submit these application materials to Dr Andrew Katz, PhD, Interim Director of Training for UH&CS, via email: Andrew.D.Katz@case.edu Qualified applicants will be contacted for an electronic interview Catholic Charities Services of Cuyahoga County 7800 Detroit Ave Cleveland, OH 44102 www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org Contact Person: Joan Hinkelman (440) 843-5535 jmhinkelman@ccdocle.org Outpatient counseling services for children and families; mental health diagnostic assessment; individual and group counseling The Center for Evidence-Based Treatment Ohio Shaker Heights, OH 44122 Contact Person: Amy KalasunasLPCC-S (216) 544-1321 amykalasunas@gmail.com Centers for Families and Children (Circle Health Services) 3929 Rocky River Drive Cleveland, OH 44111 www.thecentersohio.org Contact Person: Heather Roberts (216) 252-5800 heather.roberts@thecentersohio.org Outpatient individual/group counseling for adults and children; Employee Assistance Program; Intake, assessment and referral, short-term counseling; substance abuse issues, relationship problems, mood disorders, anxiety and parenting concerns Centers for Families and Children (Circle Health Services) 5209 Detroit Avenue Cleveland, OH 44102 www.thecentersohio.org Contact Person: Kristie Persson, LPCC-S, ATR (216) 651-2037 ext 59474 Kristie.Persson@thecentersohio.org Outpatient individual/group counseling for adults and children; Employee Assistance Program; Intake, assessment and referral, short-term counseling; substance abuse issues, relationship problems, mood disorders, anxiety and parenting concerns Centers for Families and Children (Circle Health Services) 4400 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44103 www.thecentersohio.org Contact Person: Nathan Rhea (216) 431-5800 nathan.rhea@thecentersohio.org Outpatient individual/group counseling for adults and children; Employee Assistance Program; Intake, assessment and referral, short-term counseling; substance abuse issues, relationship problems, mood disorders, anxiety and parenting concerns *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Centers for Families and Children (Circle Health Services) 12201 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44106 https://thecentersohio.org/for/health/ Contact Person: Alan Hejduk, LISW-S (216) 707-3406 ahejduk@circlehealthservices.org Serves primarily adults, some adolescents, no children Provides individual, group, family, and couples counseling, presenting concerns include: HIV, drug treatment, and domestic violence; must go through training program; evenings available *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Centers for Families and Children (Circle Health Services) South West Health and Wellness Buidling 5595 Ridge Road Parma, OH 44129 www.thecentersohio.org Contact Person: Jane Moore (440) 888-0300 jane.moore@thecentersohio.org Outpatient individual/group counseling for adults and children; Employee Assistance Program; Intake, assessment and referral, short-term counseling; substance abuse issues, relationship problems, mood disorders, anxiety and parenting concerns *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration City Mission 5310 Carnegie Ave Cleveland, OH 44103 www.thecitymission.org Contact Person: Jamie Buxton (216) 431-3510 x317 jbuxton@thecitymission.org Crossroads Men’s crisis Center, Laura’s Home women’s Crisis Center, Family Outreach Services Individual and group counseling, long and short term programing, crisis management Must sign a statement of Faith from a Christian Perspective Cleveland Christian Home 1400 West 25th St Cleveland, OH 44113 www.cchome.org Contact Person: Kathy Jackson (216) 416-4277 kjackson@cchome.org Individual, group, and family psychotherapy treating mild, moderate, and serious psychological problems and disorders in children, adolescents They will also provide consultation to residential youth staff They also have the option to complete formal and informal psychological assessment; crisis intervention is a component of the internship The variety of clinical problems and concerns presented by CCH residents is extensive These include adjustment and mood disorders, family problems and conflict, relationship concerns, anger management issues, anxiety disorders, sexual paraphilia’s, hyperactivity, character disorders, and at times psychoses Note: All interns seeking placement must first complete an application for Outpatient Chemical Dependency treatment, mainly group work *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration I Matter Counseling & Empowerment Services, Inc (IMCES) 4429 State Road Suite 22 Cleveland, OH 44109 https://imattercounseling.com/ Contact Person: Genice Williams-Rivers, MA, LPCC-S (216)562-7214 imattercounseling@gmail.com Non-Profit Organization that provides multicultural competent therapy to all persons Individual Psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults Family Psychotherapy, IOP Group Psychotherapy, After-School Program, Perinatal (Maternal Depression): Individual and Group Psychotherapy IMCES is now accepting applications for Practicum and Internships for students enrolled in master’s degree programs [CACREP] Hours and days are flexible day/evening/weekend Highland Springs Hospital 4199 Mill Pond Drive Highland Hills, OH 44122 www.highlandspringshealth.com Contact Person: Ms Johni Fiber, Director of Clinical Services (216) 302-3098 johnifiber@SPSH.com Highland Springs only takes interns, no practicum students Highland Springs is a newly constructed 72-bed behavioral hospital in Cleveland Highland Springs offers inpatient and outpatient mental health and addiction treatment to adults and seniors Position Summary: Responsible for providing psychotherapy and counseling therapies including group, individual and family therapy for patients suffering from psychiatric and substance abuse issues Ensures accurate and timely patient documentation Under supervision from a licensed therapist Hiram College Counseling, Health and Disability Services, 6832 Hinsdale Street Hiram, OH 44234 http://www.hiram.edu/resources/health-counseling-and-disability-services/counseling-services Contact Person: Dr Kevin Feisthamel, PCC-S, NCC 330-569-5952 feisthamelkp@hiram.edu Individual and group counseling, workshops, and community events for students and alumni HOPE Counseling & Safety through Education Driver Intervention Program 26777 Lorain Rd, Suite 403 North Olmsted, OH 44020 www.hopecounselingprogram.com and https://duiintervention.com/ Contact Person: Fred Stevens, LPCC-S, LICDC-CS, Director (440) 590-3404 fstevens68@aol.com (216) 848-2752 Weekend alternative to jail for clients once a month at the Safety Through Education Driver Intervention Program and HOPE Counseling - Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Non-intensive Outpatient (OP) Programs Practicum and Internship hours will be completed mostly at the Safety Through Education DIP and some hours may be completed at HOPE Counseling This site is always accepting students, mostly for the DIP which is located at DoubleTree By Hilton Cleveland-Westlake - 1100 Crocker Road, Westlake, OH 44145 HOPE Counseling is located at the address listed above The Safety Through Education DIP and HOPE Counseling both provide services related to the diagnosis and treatment of mental/emotional disorders A student who is interested should email a cover letter and resume to fstevens68@aol.com and follow this up with a call to one or both of the above numbers John Carroll University Counseling Center 4567 S Belvoir Blvd University Heights, OH 44118 http://sites.jcu.edu/counselingcenter/ Contact Person: Mark Onusko (216) 397-1756 monusko@jcu.edu Individual and group counseling with college-aged students, and alumni Note: No onsite supervisor available While the Counseling Center can be a counseling service for some students, and a potential training site for some students, they cannot be both of those things for any one student This, if any student has used the Counseling Center's services, they are not able to take them on as a trainee at their site Similarly, if any current or former trainee seeks out counseling at the Counseling Center, they will be provided with off campus referrals Kent State University - The Counseling Center 325 White Hall Kent State University Kent, OH 44242 www.kent.edu/ehhs/counseling Contact Person: Jason Miller, Ph.D., LPCC-S (330) 672-0720 jmille4@kent.edu The Counseling Center at Kent State University invites applications for clinical internships for the Fall 2020-Spring 2021 semesters for doctoral students in Counselor Education or master’s students in Clinical Mental Health Counseling The internships are designed for 20 hours per week for 32 weeks (16 weeks each semester) with the possibility of some work between semesters if necessary/preferred Weekly internship hours may be adjusted depending on the specific needs of your internship program Duties will consist of providing direct counseling services to clients, providing some supervision (if qualified) to counseling center practicum students, administrative duties, and other center-related duties as assigned Interns may also participate in some schoolbased clinical mental health counseling at local elementary and secondary schools should the opportunity arise Interns will have the opportunity to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds and provide services addressing a variety of mental and emotional disorders The Counseling Center at Kent State is a clinical counseling training facility that provides approximately 4000 hours of clinical counseling services to KSU students and members of the surrounding community annually It maintains day, evening, and weekend hours and is free-ofcharge to KSU students The Counseling Center utilizes EMR software for scheduling and documentation The internship positions are open until filled Phone and/or in-person interviews will take place within weeks of receiving a completed application Interested individuals should send a cover letter and current vitae including references to Dr Jason Miller, Director, The Counseling Center at jmille4@kent.edu At least one of the references should be someone who can speak to the applicant’s clinical abilities (e.g past practicum instructor, supervisor, counseling faculty) Letters of recommendation are not required but may be requested as the interview process progresses At this time, the internships are unpaid Kent State University at Stark 6000 Frank Avenue NW North Canton, OH 44720 www.kent.edu/stark/counseling-services Contact Person: Emily Ribnik, M.Ed, LPCC-S (330) 244-5048 eribnik@kent.edu or starkcounseling@kent.edu An internship with Counseling Services provides clinical work with a diverse population of college students struggling with a wide variety of issues Along with clinical work, interns are able to collaborate directly with other administrative departments for programs and activities geared towards student success Clinical services include phone intakes, diagnostic assessments, individual counseling sessions, crisis supports, and emergency assessments and intervention This internship experience exposes you to both sides of working on a college campus – the clinical work directly with students, and the administrative work that often happens “behind the scenes.” Note: An application is required Please visit: http://stark.kent.edu/student/resources/counseling/ Lake Geauga Recovery Center 9083 Mentor Ave Mentor, OH 44060 www.lgrc.us Contact Person: Anthony Niska (440) 205-2675 aniksa@lgrc.us Larry Kappler lkapppler@lgrc.us Residential and Outpatient Chemical Dependency treatment: Assessment, individual and group counseling, Recovery Housing, Prevention, Grief support Group, Medication Assisted Treatment programs, problem Gambling treatment, Family Services *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration LifeBanc 4775 Richmond Rd Cleveland, OH 44128 www.lifebanc.org Contact Person: Elissa Berman (216) 752-5433 elissab@lifebanc.org Individual and group counseling around issues of organ donation Grief counseling Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Men's Shelter 2100 Lakeside Ave Cleveland, OH 44114 https://www.lutheranmetro.org/home-page/housing-and-shelter/mens-shelter-at-2100-lakeside/ Contact Person: Erin Kray, MA, ATR, LPCC-S, Associate Director of Housing and Shelter (216) 649-7718 ekray@lutheranmetro.org Working with: Homeless, SMD, SUD, personality disorders, other subpopulations The type of interventions learned would be: crisis intervention, assessment and diagnosis, individual counseling, with opportunities for group The clinical counseling intern also typically assists the Associate Director with creating and facilitating mental health trainings for other staff McIntyre Center 6929 W 130th St #307 Parma Heights, OH 44130 http://www.mcintyrecenter.com/index.shtml Contact Person: JD Deir, Program Director (330) 476-5150 jdeir@mcintyrecenter.com Assessments, Outpatient Treatment, Individual Counseling, Education/Diversion Programs, Outpatient Drug/Alcohol Treatment, 72 Hour Driver Intervention Program, S.A.P for C.D.L and D.O.T clients, and B.W.C Drug-Free Safety Program MetroHealth Medical Center’s Trauma Recover Center (MH-TRC) Bell Greve Building, Suite GG82, 2500 MetroHealth Drive Cleveland, OH 44109 https://www.metrohealth.org/emergency-room/trauma/trauma-recovery Contact Person: Sarah Hendrickson, M.Ed (216) 778-3602 shendrickson@metrohealth.org The MetroHealth TRC has openings for two (2) Counselor Interns to work with members of our community who have who have suffered from trauma, violence, loss and victimization We are dedicated to promoting healing by providing respectful, compassionate, and effective mental health and medical services The TRC model is based on the belief, supported by evidence, that people are resilient and can overcome even the greatest challenges when given the right combination of services, support, and non-judgmental care Interns will work with mainly adult clients from marginalized populations in group and individual counseling formats at MetroHealth Medical Center Settings will include office and bedside visits in the hospital Interns will work closely with the MH-TRC Social Work Coordinators to provide evidence-based, best-practices of care in accordance with the California UCSF-TRC Model founded by Dr Alicia Boccellari Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MHTRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and selfcare opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members.Candidates need to have a mature understanding of their own trauma history in order to manage significant vicarious trauma in this internship Debriefing and self-care opportunities will be provided by your Site Supervisor and other MH-TRC team members Moore Counseling & Mediation 20690 Lakeland Blvd Euclid, OH 44119 www.moorecounsling.com Contact Person: Michelle Murphy (216) 404-1900 mmurphy@moorecounseling.com Individual and Group counseling, Chemical Dependency, EAP, Mediation – Private Practice setting New Directions, Inc 30800 Chagrin Blvd Cleveland, OH 44124 www.newdirect.org Contact Person: Susan Hoicowitz,LICDC-CS, PCC-S (216) 591-0324 x123 shoicowitz@newdirect.org Adolescent chemical dependency-residential outpatient, aftercare programs, group, some individual Many clients have been abused and have multiple problem areas Notre Dame College Counseling Center 4545 College Rd Cleveland, OH 44121 http://www.notredamecollege.edu/resources-and-services/counseling-center Contact Person: Dr Gerald Hayes (216) 373-5211 ghayes@ndc.edu Individual and group counseling to college students, psychoeducation, programming Oakview Behavioral Health Center, Southwest General Health Center 18697 Bagley Road (Mailing Address)/ 7265 Old Oak Boulevard (Physical Address) Middleburg Heights, OH 44130 Contact Person: Kristin Fox (440) 816-8200 kfox@swgeneral.com Outpatient and short-term residential center for Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Treatment Includes Intensive Outpatient and Partial Hospitalization treatment groups using Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Individual and group counseling experiences available *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) Bureau of Behavioral Health Services Central Office, 770 West Broad St Columbus, OH 43222 http://www.drc.ohio.gov/ Contact Person: Vincent Giammarco (614) 728-1645 vincent.giammarco@odrc.state.oh.us The Bureau of Behavioral Health operates 26 prisons throughout the state The prisons closest to John Carroll are Lorain, Grafton, and Cleveland Map of institutions: http://www.drc.ohio.gov/web/prisprog.htm You can search the website to get information on each prison and whether they are male, female, high, medium, or low security The Bureau screens all inmates for mental illness and addiction upon admission The Bureau provides evaluation, treatment, and re-entry services to 10,000 inmates yearly Approximately 4,000 of these are severely mentally ill Ohio Guidestone 3500 Carnegie Ave Cleveland, OH 44115 www.ohioguidestone.org Contact Person: Tiffany Banks, PCC-S (440) 260-6431 tiffany.banks@ohioguidestone.org Prospective students should go to website and apply online Click on employment and go to student/volunteer experiences Becky will then meet with student to introduce student to the myriad roles student can experience These include community based counseling experiences, school services, juvenile justice, outpatient counseling, foster care, early childhood, parenting, and residential treatment Group and individual supervision as well as a weekly supervision support group Emphasis is placed on giving students an opportunity to experience what it is like to work at OhioGuidestone, with opportunities to get hired on after internship is completed Afternoon and evening availability is required Work will take place at Brook Park, Cleveland, Euclid, Garfield Heights, Lorain, or Lakewood office Also, there are several prac/internship slots available in the Residential Treatment Facility The Lorain County Board of Mental Health also offers a small stipend for interns at the Lorain office Psychological & Behavioral Consultants Administrative Office, 25101 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 100 Beachwood, OH 44112 www.psychbc.com Contact Person: Nicholette Leanza, LPCC-S (216) 468-5000 ext 121 nleanza@psychbc.com locations across Northeast Ohio At PsychBC, student interns are treated as valued members of the mental healthcare team Through the internship program, interns are provided with several opportunities including, but not limited to, direct client services, intake assessments, treatment, Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs), and administrative tasks relevant to private practice More Information: www.psychbc.com or find us on Facebook! Ravenwood Mental Health Center 12557 Ravenwood Drive Chardon, OH 44024 www.ravenwoodmhc.org Contact Person: Megan MackuraLPCC, LMFT, CTP, Performance Improvement Director (440) 285-2170 x213 MackuraM@ravenwoodhealth.org PHP Program involving working with chronic and acute clients as well as individual, group, and family work; groups include psychotherapy, psychoeducation, and art therapy as well as family support and community integration *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Reach Counseling 5445 Smith Road Brookpark, OH 44142 http://www.reachcs.org/index.html Contact Person: Lissette Colon-Perez, PCC-S (440) 453-1111 x1715 lcolon-perez@easchools.org Day treatment, individual and group counseling Recovery Resources 3950 Chester Ave Cleveland, OH 44114 www.recres.org Contact Person: Emily Gilliam, Human Resources (216) 431-4131 x2506 Individual, couples, and family counseling, community support services (formerly case management), partial hospitalization, dual diagnosis, mentally ill, chemically dependent, forensic mentally ill; intensive outpatient treatment Special populations: HIV substance abuse, criminal justice, women's and children's treatment *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Recovery Resources 4269 Pearl Road Cleveland, OH 44109 www.recres.org Contact Person: Emily Gilliam, Human Resources (216) 431-4131 x2506 Individual, couples, and family counseling, community support services (formerly case management), partial hospitalization, dual diagnosis, mentally ill, chemically dependent, forensic mentally ill; intensive outpatient treatment Special populations: HIV substance abuse, criminal justice, women's and children's treatment *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Recovery Resources 1408 Detroit Road Suite 200 Lakewood, OH 44107 www.recres.org Contact Person: Emily Gilliam, Human Resources (216) 431-4131 x2506 Individual, couples, and family counseling, community support services (formerly case management), partial hospitalization, dual diagnosis, mentally ill, chemically dependent, forensic mentally ill; intensive outpatient treatment Special populations: HIV substance abuse, criminal justice, women's and children's treatment *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration Signature Health 4726 Main Ave Ashtabula, OH 44004 www.signaturehealthinc.com Contact Person: Kristin Esch or (Christine Banks-VanAllen), MA, LPCC-S, LICDC-CS (440) 992-8558 x141 kesch@signaturehealthinc.com or cbanksvanallen@shinc.org A variety of mental health and chemical dependency services for adults and children including counseling, community support, partial hospitalization and group counseling Signature Health 14701 Detroit Ave Suite 620 Lakewood, OH 44107 Contact Person: Brenda Dillane (216) 766-6080 bdillane@shinc.org Signature Health 24200 Chagrin Blvd Beachwood, OH 44122 www.signaturehealthinc.com Contact Person: Lizz Skok, Human Resources (216) 831-6466 A variety of mental health and chemical dependency services for adults and children including counseling, community support, partial hospitalization and group counseling Signature Health 38882 Mentor Ave Willoughby, OH 44094 www.signaturehealthinc.com Contact Person: Patty Smith, LISW-S (440) 953-9999 x130 psmith@signaturehealthinc.com A variety of mental health and chemical dependency services for adults and children including counseling, community support, partial hospitalization and group counseling *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, , Fairview Hospital, Marymount Hospital, Lutheran Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute Cleveland, OH http://my.clevelandclinic.org Contact Person: Hilary Alexander, LPCC-S (216) 448-6009 alexanh@ccf.org Timeline: Accepting students Fall, Spring, and Summer Training Options: Internships are available at Main Campus and regional locations and may include rotations with the following populations: Adult Inpatient Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Inpatient Psychiatry, Adult Mood Disorder Intensive Outpatient Program, Adolescent Mood Disorder Intensive Outpatient Program, Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program, Outpatient Pediatric Behavioral Health, Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute, or the Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center The Cleveland VA Psychological Services (The Louis Stokes Medical Center) Central Office, 10701 East Blvd Cleveland, OH 44110 www.cleveland.va.gov/services/mentalhealth.asp Contact Person: Carolyn Smiley, LPCC-S (216) 791-3800 x64929 Carolyn.Smiley@va.gov The Department of Veterans Affairs has implemented a mental health expansion project developed to increase the number of counseling clinicians in the VA across the country Part of that initiative is providing paid internships for counseling students At the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center we offer two internship positions for students of mental health and addiction treatment Students in CACREP accredited graduate programs seeking a Professional Counselor license (LPC) are eligible to apply What we offer: • Work in the Veterans Addiction and Rehabilitation Center (VARC) • Experience working with veterans who have mental health and addiction problems • 1:1 supervision • Direct contact hours immediately and consistently • In-depth training with LPCC-S supervisors • Group and individual counseling experience • 600 hours of internship available: 500 of the 600 hours are PAID (any practicum hours would be unpaid) • Opportunity for training and workshops with experts in Motivational Interviewing, Prolonged Exposure, PTSD, Addictions, and more • Clinical work in a leading-edge national Gambling Addiction Treatment Program, in addition to Men’s and Women’s substance abuse treatment teams • Multidisciplinary teams that include peer support specialists, LPCC’s, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers, Nurses, and more • Experience with electronic record keeping and documentation • Introduction to the VA healthcare system Time frame: Internship from August 2020 through May 2021 *Practicum positions are unpaid and first 100 hours of the internship are unpaid Other things to consider: • Practicum/Internship positions are only available in the addictions clinic Therefore it would be helpful, but not necessary, to have an interest and knowledge about addictions The student would need to be able to work 20 to 25 hours per week between the hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 pm There are no evening or weekend hours available *This site has an LICDC-CS supervisor as required for the substance use disorders concentration The Emily Program 3401 Enterprise Place, Suite 250 Beachwood, OH 44122 www.emilyprogram.com Contact Person: Brittany Davis, LPCC-S (216) 765-0500 x1643 brittany.davis@emilyprogram.com Intensive outpaitent programing, day treatment programining with FBT, CBT, and DBT approaches to working with adolescents, families, and adults struggling with an eating disorder Group counseling is available The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community Center of Greater Cleveland 6600 Detroit Ave Cleveland, OH 44102 www.lgbtcleveland.com Contact Person: Gulnar Feerasta, Director of Programs , MSSA, MNO (216) 273-6639 gfeerasta@lgbtcleveland.org Individual and group counseling with the LGBTQ community Note: No PCC-S on site; need to get own outside supervisor University of Mount Union Counseling Services 1972 Clark Avenue Alliance, OH 44601 www.mountunion/counsling-services Contact Person: Francine Packard (330) 823-2886 packarfr@mountunion.edu Individual counseling, Career counseling, relationship counseling, consultation for students, staff, faculty and parents, psychoeducation Note: Apply by April and interviews are held in May Two counseling internship positions are open each academic year Windsor Laurelwood 35900 Euclid Ave Willoughby, OH 44094 www.windsorlaurelwood.com Contact Person: Chantel Dlugos (440) 953-3000 Mental health and chemical dependency outpatient treatment, mainly groups, (IOP, PHP) Evenings available ...Please note: This Directory contains the department’s listing of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum and Internship sites in alphabetical order When arranging for your personal, face-to-face... group counseling regarding mental health, health and wellness, and dual diagnosis Examples of our Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) are as follows: Daytime Mental Health DBT program, Evening Mental. .. family counseling, substance abuse, mental health counseling, school based counseling Note: This site only takes students starting in fall semester Interested students should go to website to